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goFtry.
A REPLY.

BY THE REV. N. B. COBB, OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Full many a gem of purest ray serene,
The dark. unfathOmed caves of ocean bear
Full many a flower is born to blush unseen,
And waste its sweetness on the desert air.
-Grays EIegy.
No ocean gem of purest ray serene -
Is planted in the deep to perish there
No flower on earth is " born to blush unseen
And waste its sweetness on the desert air.
1.-The dark unfathOmed caves of ocean bear >
His keenest sense ne'er note the sweet perfume
That rose distills upon the desert air.
And not one breath of fragrance from the rose,
For round about them are a countless host,
Who in their splendor revel and repose,
Are not so dark as poets sometimes write
There myriads, moving, mingling monsters creep,
And doubtless to them all that gem is bright.
Within the caverns of the grains of sand,
That lie around that desert rose s feet,
A thousand living things, fed by Gods hand.
Find joyous homes. To them the rose is sweet.
And still, if not a creature where
That rose is blooming or that gem is laid,
The great Creator, God, who placed them there,
Would take delight in work His hands have made.
Think not thy worth and work are all unknown,
Because no partial penman paints thy praise;
Man may not see nor mind, but God will own
Thy worth and work, and thoughts, and words
and ways.
The desert rose, though never seen by man,
Is nurtured with a care divinely good
The ocean gem, though meath the rolling main,
Is ever brilliant in the eyes of God.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-04-28

The Arkansas Legislature has
passed a bill prohibiting the purchase
of cottonseed by any mill operated
under the combination of trust com
panies. The bill thus completely
throws out such monopolies as the
Cotton Oil Trust, and prevents mills
from fixing prices and varying them
so as to break down competition.
This is another step in the planters
interest and will lead planters to go
into cooperative oil mills, the utility
of which we have previously suggested.
Form and Home.
The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1887-04-28

On trains SO and 81, Pullman Buffet Sleepers
between Atlanta. and New Work.
On Trains SO and 50. Pullm n Buffet Sltepers
between Washington and Montgomery. Wa h.
ington and Aiken. Pullman sleeper between
Richmond and Greensboro. Pullman Sleeper
between Gre. nsboro and Raleigh.
Through tickets on sale at principal stations
to all points.
For rates and information apply to any agent OF
the company, or to
SOL. HAAS, JAS. L. TAYLOR,
Traffic Manager. Gen. Pass. Agent,
WASHINGTON, D, c..
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COLD SLAW.

ooC L S"OOoSo ~ VIZ
leaves, and put it in a deep plate;
scald two large teaspoonsful of vinegar
with a piece of butter, ONE pepper
and salt; poor this over the slaw; have
an egg boiled hard, chop it fine and
spread it over the top. Some persons
like it heated in a pan with vinegar
and water and the yolk of a raw egg
mixed through it.
WHITE FRUIT CAKE.
One cup of butter, two cups of sugar,
two and n half cups of flour, the
white of seven eggs, two even teaspoon
full of baking powder, n cup of thin
sweet cream, n pound each Of
r~aisins, figs, dates and blanched al
monds, and one quarter of a pound of
citron. Chop or slice the fruit and
sprinkle flour over and through it.
After mixing the cake, add the fruit
and bake slowly. This cake, when
iced is very nice.
INEXPENSIVE BREAKFAST DISH.
A very nice and inexpensive dish
for breakfast or lunch may be made
from the shank of veal, or if that can
not be procured, the same part of beef.
Boil slowly, until the meat is ready to
drop to pieces. Now put the meat in
a chopping bowl, and after extracting
carefully the bone and pieces of gristle,
ETC., chop it all very fine, adding salt,
pepper and raw mustard to taste, and
if you like, a couple Of hard-boiled
eggs. Add just a little of the liquor
to moisten and put it in moulds. In
twenty-four hours it will be hard
enough to turn out it should be cut
in slices with a knife when served.
The liquor will make a very good
soup.
The juice and rind of two lemons,
four eggs, sixteen heaping tablespoon
fuls of sugar, one ~coffeecup of milk,
two teaspoonfuls of cornstarch. Mix
the cornstarch with a little of the
milk. Put the rest on the fire and
when boiling, stir in the cornstarch.
Boil one minute. Let it cool, and add
the yolks of the eggs, eight heaping
tablespoonful of the sugar and the
grated rind and juice of the lemons,
all we'll beaten together. Have a deep
pie plate lined with paste, and fill with
this mixture. Bake slowly half an
hour. Beat the whites of the eggs to
a stiff froth, and beat into them the
remainder of the sugar. Cover the
pie with this and brown slowly.
Wafaes are an old-time supper dish.
To a quart of -four stir a quart of
sweet milk and a half.a cup of melted
butter, with a teaspoon even full of
salt and one Of sugar. Add half a
cup of yeast, and when the waf1es
are very light, two eggs. Beat we'll
and let the mixture stand twenty
minutes, when it is ready to bake.
French pancakes are made in the same
way, but are baked on a thin spider
in round cakes, like griddle cakes.
Sprinkle powdered sugar over each
cake as you bake it, squeeze lemon
juice over it and roll up and serve at
once. Hot scotch scenes will occasion
ally be acceptable at a simple meal:
Sift half a spoonful of soda into a
quart of flour and mix in rich butter
milk enough to make a dough as stiff
as for soda biscuit. Roll out half an
inch thick and bake on a hot griddle
in two large cakes the size of dinner
plates. Serve with dishes of Dundee
marmalade.
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Jersey Bull!

To prevent in-and-in breeding, I would
sell or exchange
REX OF NORTH CAROLINA,
No. 1882, A. J. c. G.
He is solid dark fawn, 81 years old,
well grown and vigorous.
His grand sire, Rex No. 1880, has a
reputation that has rarely Deer surpassed,
and sold for $500 when II years old.
His dam Lenas Pride, No. 1871, took the
first prize at the New Jersey State Fair,
1881, in a ring that was closely contested
by the finest COWS that could be shown in
the State.
Correspondence solicited.
VIM. B. SMITH,
Forestville, Wake Co., N. c..
ap283t
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Nnmsehold.
F~LAvORLESS PEACHES.

The best of housewives sometimes
find that their canned peaches are
havorless, in which case they will do
we'll to put them in a dish with thin
slices of orange and sprinkle them
with powdered sugar. After an hours
standing the mixture will be delicious.
MAcARoNI CHEESE.
Boil the macaroni in salt and watsr.
Lay alternate layers of the boiled mac
aroni and grated parmesan cheese in a
deep dish, moistened with gravy, and
when the dish is quite full, pour some
melted butter over it:allow half a
pound of butter to every two pounds
of macaroni. Warm in the oven and
serve.
PRUNE PUDDING.
Prunes, the friend in need of the
boarding house ~landlady, make a very
good pudding. Stew a pound until
they are soft, remove the stones and
add the whipped whites of three eggs,
beating them together until they are
thoroughly mixed. Pour into a dish
lined with puf-paste and bake half an
hour.
TO ROAST A LEG OF ri
Choose a small leg of fine young
pork cut a slit in the knuckle with a
sharp knife, and fill the space with
sage end onion chopped, and a little
pepper and salt. When half done
score the skin in slices, but do not cut
deeper than the outer rind. Apple
sauce and potatoes should be served to
eat with it.
COCOANUT PIE.
One-half a cup of butter, one and a
half cups of white sugar, yolks Of four
eggs and one whole egg, half a cup of
sweet milk, half a teaspoonful of soda,
one teaspoonfun of cream tartar, two
cups and a half of -four. Filling /:
Whites of three eggs beaten stiff, one
cup Of sugar, one cup of cocoanut !;
put between cake, also on top.
ROAST LAMB.
Sometimes the hindquarter of lamb
or young mutton will be found to be
of strong flavor. This fault will not
be discovered until the loin chops have
been broiled. To overcome the defect,
before baking the leg, parboil it.
When nearly cooked remove it from
the water, dredge it with flour and
bake it until done.
BEEF ~OMELETTE.
This makes a delicious relish for
tea, and is a good way to use steak
that is not tender enough to be accept
able when broiled. Chop fine a pound
and a half of raw beef add pepper,
salt and summer savory, Dr. celery salt,
if this seasoning is not liked. Mix
with two well beaten eggs, press into
a pan, and bake one hour. When
cold, cut in thin slices and serve like
tongue.
E CAKES.
A delicious cream cake to be eaten
while fresh, is made of half a pound of
-four, three ounces of butter one tea
spoonful of baking powder, two table
spoonfuls of sugar, or a small teacup-
full, a pinch of salt, a teaspoonful of
grated lemon peel, a cupful of cream
that is not entirely sweet and one egg.
Beat the butter to a cream, and mix
the -four with it then add the other
ingredients; mix thoroughly, and bake
In a moderate oven. This is especially
nice with fresh fruit.
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Is a 36-column newspaper, and is acknowled to be
one of the handsOmest in the State.
1t is Democratic in its politics, but doesn't wear
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Lays no claims to being the ablest paper in the
North Carolina newspaper, 1t is something Of q
success.
1t would be pleased to have more advertisements
and more subscribers. though it has no right to
complain of a great lack of either.
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one who means business.
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
gtad lauasm Sayrcn unS Suffcu unb

~einiysn i4refItd bstBen 8o6eu broate
unS Ufittno4 Nbsno Elm 9elpuIltgtr Gturm
ben etivbnten Re9su, Der aud Iber Na6t
onbielt. Der Sag mar Elm beiBer, maize
100 @rab i'm S3atten. @eQen iiebeu
ubr N6enDS famen huutle 8olfen aus
Norbweiteu unb Norben, bic lta baLten,
ihobsu, routsn uno bic Sorboten zines
bOien SturmeS i6tenen. SIS famen
@inbit6Be, Grandmother aufpirbelnh, bdlo
beiB, baIb tibIen6. Die Ndtur mat in
Aufresuns. IS foIsten ftp bic SIiee e,ft
nit lan9en llnterbre9unseu, baum bdu:
filer, banu foit in etusm anboltsno. NdG
uno mad IieB iid aud has Stolen oeS
Oonners tOren, crit Oumpf, bGun bGuftJer
unb tl~ur9beuer, bis bnnn anbaItsno bic
/ 8liee leu6teteu uuo Der Conner rolte.
0te9uen wolIte IS LANCE ridt; rifI Gropfen
ssigteu Anfan9s, bag bic itneusn @oItcu
wobl &egen ertbielteu, aber wegeileno tbn
fortfibrten. Gnblt9 beganu IS IN StrD
men gu resnen unb erlei9tsrt otbmete Niles
aut. Mebrere Stuuneu belt Die &e9eu:
i6auer an; es 9oB GRADE berunter, uber
bic trofsue uno geborltere. burittge @roe
ueri3lutte ben Gesen taft ebeniO i3neu,
ais er i'll.
1aB on mebrersn SteQen her 8lis Elm.
aei6lasen bate, sei9te ii9 am fol9erben
Worgen. On Nlta Slita Strabe iGIag
6as @ewitter IN bdS leeritebenoe GIebGuoe
bes Simmermanns Sones, obne iebodJ
grORe Srrmiltun9en ausuri9ten an @clt
N6ters Strate pur6e Wlid. @ouiibine's
Gtterne getrofisn; on Der @de pom Sim:
uno l6. StroBe fubr Der Blib ms Dad
uon 6Ipun's 9aus, burdflos baS @ebdube,
rt9tete iebo6 9erin9en S6aben an aud
an SiQltraBe parb s. D. Stemdro's
8Obnbaus setroffeH, ieco3 nur wsnis be-
itGbt9t.
Nu6 in Ser umaeeerb I'M Dubuque
ri9tete bas @switter S4aben IN. 81 Sur
lep brannte bic pom 8Its in Slommen aes
iebts S6eune bss Tarmers S9DnOper ab.
Der Serluit mag $1,000 %betru9eu. Ser
SeIm oes EsurmeS Der Observation-Disclosures
gu OperspiIe waro ~nteNergeuebt uub b,6t
am Miarrbaus nteoerseIest, mo an Elm
Ouseno Wtetbooiitenpreoiser gu elmer Son:
ferens usriammelt wnren. gu Nsw Stennu
murbe 5an9mauu's 9aus Dom Slisitrabl
in Sranb seiest uno sdnSli9 in ai6e ses
le9t. 8et @arluias branute ebenfaus Elm
pom glis 9etroffenes 9ebauoe nieber.
Gels9rapbenIinisn puroen runOum beida:
btgt unb e~srin9srer Sdabsu in Wahe
getbun. Der 9fe9en e,itcefte fd, ioDteI
mir aus griefen unb geridten erisbsn,
iiber gang Riuneiota, 8isconfn uno eiueu
Sbeil pom Satnois.
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gals
8aObnmns.
500

0te 2eier Der 'bsutiden 8ldtter iuerben
fi9 ~freuen, gu erfabreu, baB es wenieitens
cine sefirdtete &rantbsit sibt, weI3e bic
0iheni6aft IN all ibren Stabien bat furis
rem t6nnen, unb bas lit ber 6atarrb.
Sau'S &atarrb- &ur 1T bic ein3ise istt in
Der meSt5inil9en Srioeti6aft betannte
poittiue Gur. Der &atarrb TIT cine Gunftts
tutiOnstrantbeit unb erforbert cine eonitis
tutionsmdBise g%sbanbluns. sails
&atarrbs6ar wiro e%ingenommen unb pirtt
brett auf bas 9lut unb bic S4Ieimbaut.
fld4en beS Spitems, oabur9 bic @runbs
Iase Der 8rantssit serftSrenb unb benz
Batienten Stdrte sebeno, inbem iie bic
Contribution aufbaut unb Der Natur in
ibrer &rbeit tilft. Oie gissntbimsr bas
ben 70 piel gertrauen 81 ibren 9eiIfrdften,
baB fs bunbert Dollars fir isoen Saq aus
bistsn. Sen iie ni&t beiIt. 9aBt Sud bic
Cite Der 3eusniIe tommen. Nbreifrt
&. 9. 9benep d Co., Eolebo, 8.
"a Iertauft pOn apotbetern, rs Gents.
GatarrbsG Sur.
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8ir batten Sonntas gum eritenma,

8ir batten Sonntas gum eritenmal
@elesenbeit, uns ben nsuen S9lteupart
an3uleben. Der pIas 1T fir ieinen 3 med
gang seeisnet. Gritt man pon Der nod
Sberrias WOuno fibrenOen Stra6e elm,
bat man re6ts, etwas abpe9s, einen
srOBen S3uppen gum lnterbrinsen Der
@eipanne. &ints auf elmer etpas anitei:
senOen Gbene bat man cine g%aumanlase
semadt, bic init Der 3ett re4t bibi9 idats
tis piro. @eitli9 an bieie anlaae lebnt
iid bic sroBe Sale. SIS 1T bies zines Der
pom aus itelunsspIab bierber psristten
@ebGube, bas man gut aussebefiert unb
frii6 setiindt bat. Ran bat einen GbeiI
bur6 cine Banb absetrennt, unO gu einem
beionoeren Sis,immer berseri6tst. @n
bic sroBe SaQe lebnt ii8 oitlt6 elm Gaum
fir Butbstilde. peitlia Der S9ieBftanb,
prattii4 uno gut einSeri9tet. Sin bober
RuseIfans oedt bic in elmer S1Iudt i'm
Suid itsbenben S1eiben. BUM amiiie.
msnt fir &iebbaber bat man einen eisenen
tleinen SdiSeuitano erri5tet, mo- nit
Salonbi9ie sei6Oiien pirb. gn sssisne.
ter Stele lit bic Wobnuns bes @drters.
Die sanse glnIass 1T in elmer Gbalmulbe
unb on beren betben Ssitsu. Den @aIo
bat man isst i6on gum EbeiI nit Bfaben
bur9sOsen unb wirb fpater nod mebr Spas
5iersdnse anleSen.
0as @eIdnbe, 81 Ider, foitet an bic
$4,000 I'M gntauf unb bic &oiten Der InIase
aud wobl an bic $4,000 b~et,asen.
Da Der 9lat ni9t nett uon Der StraBenbabn
liest, 1T ct lei4t bu errsi6sn unb wirb nit
Der 3sit Gin 2isbIinssplas fit IusflasIer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
aus Dem Staate.
Cine WiGtiae Gnti6eionns itr
Narnter.

9aS bur3 bic anbaltenoe Erofsnbe't
pouitGnota peroorrte @ras uuo llntraut
bat in ben lebteu Wonaten ptelfa9 Seran'
LafIuuQ su S4aoenfeuern 9egeben, mel6e
our6 6unten porbetfabrsnoer yotomottperl
ueruria6t wuroen, unp Seus uno @etretoe:
idober aerlt0rten. @epObrlt9 miro pon
ben 6armern an9enommen, oaB bic G'en.
balm @eieui9aften unter allen um'tdnoen
fur ben 10 angeri4teten S4aoen uerants
uortIi6 Ii1b. Dies aber lit Elm Srrtbum,
wie aus elmer nsuli9en @nti6eteung Der
giIenbubn , Gommiiiion fir ben Stuat
Soma berpor9ebt. OteIe la9t, oaB oe
Observation-Disclosures nur oann perant:
1portIi3 fino, psnu bas 5euer hur9 bic
aIeini9e NadIdiitateit berielben entitdnoen
lit, uno boB Der GARNER tetnen S9aoener'
faS perlun9en fam, uenn er Sur9 ietne
eisene Nn6IGliisteit 5u benz Nusbru9e
rnb Der Yerbreitun9 bes 6euers beitrug.
Ser 6nu, in Incident Die @uti6eibunS ges
madt murhe, MAI to%lgenoer:
Sin 6armer NamenS @ricI on in 6urlep
pertlaste Die Gbicuso. Rtlwautee q st.
Saul @tienbabu9eieui9aft uno ~perlan9te
S6abeueriat fir 6 Gouuen 9eu, uno fir
Jencen, bic bur6 elm 6euer 5eritOrt MUIR
ben, NEEDLES bur9 Sunten aus elmer Der
8eieut9oft seb0renoen HotomOtiue emit
ftanb. Die @eleQi6aft CAB bieie Ebats
fade su, b~ebauptete ober, oaB has 6euer
ni6t uuf .ibrem Sabnoamme, ionoern in
benz trofenen @raie tunerbalb Der 5ence
bes Sarmers entitanben 1T. Ser 5armer
gab bteies 6uctum gu.
Sic @iienbubn : @onmiiion enti6ieb,
baB Der Sldger @rtcion gu teiner Gnti3ds
bisuus bere9tist iei, neil ct ielber na4'
IGIitg mar, tnoem er baS pertrotnete 9rds
in Der 9fdbe ieiner S9ober buloete. @r
b6tte ben Booeu. auf wei9em bRieiben
ftanben, uuf cine Strefe umpfigen ioIen,
bic binrei6eno mar. bic 4usbrettung zines
I'M tro6enen @raie auSbrederoen 6euers
3u perbiteH. Wetl er oieles unterlteR, lit
rr mitI9uIoig, unb fam tetne @nti1aots
gung beauipru9en.
uniere farmer ioltsn fid bieie @nt,
f4eiouns merten unb barna9 ibre WaBs
reeeln t~reffen. 8r pouen slei9 bier
aud nod auf etnen anbereu Srrtbum auf>
mertiam MAIDEN, in weI6em ft4 man4e
nnierer 6armer beinben. sic slauben,
bic 5dnbe rubts in ben S3ooB lesen uno
suieben su tOuueu, ME ibr @isentbum uers
brennt, penn BAG Seuer bur6 etne @tIens
balm peranIaBt ptrb. Oas @eies iast,
baB i'm Sale zines Ssuers, 9leiduiel aus
weI6er uria9e es entitanben 1T, ioutel BON
benz beSrobten Gisentbum 81 retten, ais in
feiner Wa6t itsbt. Sleibt er Elm miiii9er
3uidauer, 10 beeintrddttst er feline Gu:
iprii6e auf SAabenerlab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
9uf foIaenSe Mot ii5cle glrt mu6t fd

Der bellevue 2eaoer" iioer ben Reoatteur
Der bieiiseu rGimes" luitts: rBeniUmin
Slan6aro, Der &eoattsur Der Dubuque
Stues" ftuoet, trob Der barteu Arbett, ole
er on ben Sriten bat, bic er iiber ben
Wiifilippt baut, trOs benz Sau mebrerer
@iienbabnIinien, ben ct i'm Sang bat, trot
Der Organization Der 9anoeIstammer, tros
Der Ssraussabe zines 9roBitdotil9en SIats
ties, troy bsr &eituug Der Staatsangelsssn,
beiten, troy Der Nufitslluns pom Brdfioent,
i9aftss @anoiDuten, tros ietuer 8efirpor,
tuns BET 9robib!tion. trob Ileoem, fiubet
er (Blan4aro) nod Ssit bic @sseno gu
burdiaseu, UNI LANCE 6ornitensel gu fin;
beu." Ser Spott lit selunseu.
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GiGter NcD ia, bar9 sert6tIi6e Gin

GiGter gtcD la bar9 9ert6tIi6e Gin
bultsbsfebls firben i'm urtbsiI nambaft
semadten 0irtbsn babier ben Sstrieb ibres
@si6aftes, uuf has SIart.@ eieb geitiiet,
perboten. Oie @irtbe baben sIet9 Appeu
an oas Sber9eti6t etnSele9t uno betreiben
ibren S6ant meter. SIN 8eriud bes
Qouotaten Aoums. ben iteben betroffsnen
Btrtbeu bic Sbiren 9ewultiOm gu idIteBen.
iblus febl. . 3. Aoams lit Der Nopos
tot Der Yrobibitioniften.
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Observation-Disclosures III Sowa.

SEER 2amar, Der Witniiter bes Snnern,
bat por eiuigen Sagen etae @atIdetoung
setroffen, pel9e fir GnitebIer auf gtiens
babnldnoereien in unierem Staats uon
@i5tistett uub Snterefe lit. sic erfOB
aus NnIaB zines 9sIu6es pom NniteOlern,
aus S'8rien county, in wel9em bieielben
bateu, Bag i'm Numen Der Ser. Staaten
Elm 8roSe8 etu9elettet werbe, UNI fir BIZ
&nfiebIer bus Bsiisanre9t auf Sc, 1877
&cres 2unb in benz %seuannten County gu
bebaupten, wel6e BON Der Slour Gttp 81
OF. Saul uno Der Chicago, Wtlpautee d
ct. Saul neutrality-suspicious. auf
9runbluse elmer pom Staate Soma i'm
Mai 1864 semadten 2anbi9entuns be:
anipru6t weroen. Der Wtiniiter bes
Snnern entI4ieb. oaB bus 9eiud btnii6t.
lid ber l6, 700 4crss, weI9e bic Siour @rtp
6 ct. Saul @eieQi9aft beanipru9en, be:
miQiet weroen fol-, unb petft ben General
2anbeOmmiIdr on, bic @eieai6aft unb ben
Staat fOrmIi6 auf5uforoern, bteie San:
bereien i'm gintIan9e NIT benz @onsrsBs
seiess pom 8. Nar5 1887 pieOer an ben
8uub 3uriif gu iibertrusen. 9inii@tli3
ber pom Der Chicago, Wtttpautse d ct.
Saul 9eieqi9aft beanipru9ten 2dnoereien
finbet Der WintIter bes Snnern. baB teine
binrei1enben @riinbe fir @inlettuns zines
Brn3eEes porItesen. Die frasliden 2ans
6ereien Iiegsn innerbaIb Der @ren3en Der
ben beiben @eieli9aften sei6entten 2dns
bereien. 9ie @eieui4aften bsbaupten,
baB fie ieoe su elmer @nti9doisuns
Indemnity fir cine Salfte Der bspiaiss
ten &dnoereten beredtist feien. 9ie Siour
gitp @eieai9aft behauptete, baB fe gu
2dnbereien fir bic san5en Don ibr sebauten
561 WeiIsu giisubabn bers6tist iei. Der
Miniiter bes Snnern peiIt bieie beiben
Anfprii6e 3uriif, unb enti9eibet, baB bic
Siour @itp @eieui9aft bios gu 2dns
6ereisn fir poIitdnoige finf Settionen
=pon ie sebn Weilen unb ni9t fir bic 81
. MetIen an ibrem iiOlt9sn @nbe bere5tist
.aet.
Cine 3weite gntI6eiSuns bat Der sri.
a,iitsr bss Snneru btnii9tIiG 10000 Qcrss
Hanb in 8Ipmoutb, 8oObburp unb Siour
County erlafen. 0ieie 26nbersien iinb
s~iaer3eit benz Staate Soma gum 8eiten
), S 8auss Der @bicaso, @ilpautee g.
t. Saul @iienbabu iibertrasen potben,
ber Staat bat aber bteie 2dnbereien aus
benz ! @runbe 3uridbebalten, ba bic Sabn
Bat u ni9t mad ben 8eitimmunseu Der
SIDE utun9su bic mad SiOur gttp, ionbern
nur b Is Sc WarS sebaut, uub ba5sr nidt
pollen vet puroe. Die frasIi9en Gam
bereieu finb gu 9lnIanse bieieS SabreS pOn
bem 81 cate an ben 8unb 3uriid ibertrasen
lnb omar auf @ruaSIase zines
Gtaatsa, fsses DOM Mdr5 1884, bic @iisns
babus@ 'ai6uft aber b~efrettet has &e6t
6es 8unb, 3, bic Ridibertrasuug ansus
nebuen, un b omar aus benz @ruu6e, neil
He bic Qdnbs teien psrbient bat, unb III ben:
ielben auf O. unb BET 8fitimmuusen ibrer
lanssdentuns beredtt9t 1T. Der Miuifter
6es sSnner1 ntl'4eioet aneers: er ftnOet,
baR Sieis Qdnber.t ten nidt uerbient wurSen, |
baS fe ni6t unter bic geitinmunsen Der
3anbidentuns fallen, nimnlt bic &iidibers
traaurg an BEN 8utsb on, unb perfist, |
bas iene $4,000 aeres 2anb Der 8eiteo:
luna nod Dem 9eimitat eseiese erbfnet
ioast,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16
6rober Wusperfamf
Sd)uben uuo SttefeI.

8ir tbeilen bierbur6 benz Yublitum
nit, baB mir bas sanse 2aser pom Sduben
unb StiefeI, bas friiber Sud unb 8uoI,
No. 2O26 @ouIer auenue eisneten, setauft
baben, unb um unier Eager uon 6ribiabrs;
unb Sommerpaaren Los gu perbsn, pers
fanfen mir bic @uaren obne &iitii9t auf
6offpreis. Gle miiien u~ertauft werben,
Sieie Waaren, INN Slat gu MAIDEN.
geeilt eu4 unb benust bic 9eIesenbeit.
Wertt Sud ben pIat.
Sud unb Suol, SO. 2O26 gouler Ius.,
Gamer S4ubftOre,
8. Sernes, Manaaer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-08-16

Ser pWsfenser" IN Davenport beri9tet
allen @rnitss, baB Der &0nis Der Niebers
lanoe sefdbrIi9 trant iei unb cine sroBs
Nufre9uns iber bic EbrOnnadfolse bsrrs
i9e. Ger @roBber5os pom 9eis
fen lott Gbroncanbtbat etn.
IS sebt bod ni9ts iber quite Snformatios
men unb srinbli9e &enntnife! Bel ben
ameritanii6en unb irlanbtf9en Res
b~attiOnen iinb bic ielbitueritdnbIid, beions
esrs psnn es fi4 au earOpaii9s 3ufanbs
banbeIt.